wgpt is an npm package that allows you to interact with an ChatGPT right from your terminal. With wgpt, you can easily send messages to the AI chat, get responses, and even perform rephrasing or add code snippets to your messages. It's a convenient tool for experimenting with AI and generating creative responses.

To install wgpt, make sure you have Node.js and npm installed on your system. Then, run the following command:

npm install -g wgpt

The -g flag ensures that wgpt is installed globally on your system, making it accessible from any directory.

Help wgpt by giving it stars on GitHub repository.

Also contributions to wgpt are welcome! If you find any issues or have ideas for improvements, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request on the GitHub repository.

wgpt can be used directly from the terminal. Here are some examples of how to use it:

# Send a simple message to the AI chat
wgpt 'Hello, AI!'
# Add 'Write code for' at start of message
wgpt -c 'Hello World'
# Add 'Rephrase it in 3 ways: ' at start of message
wgpt -p 'How are you?'
# To check version
wgpt -v
#To ask help
wgpt -h
# or
wgpt --help

The command-line arguments are as follows:

• -v: Display version information from the package.json.

• -c: Add "Write code for" at the start of your message.

• -p: Add "Rephrase it in 3 ways: " at the start of your message.

• -h or --help: Show help and usage information.

• Send messages to an AI chat and receive responses.
• Rephrase your messages in three different ways and copy the results to the clipboard.
• Add code snippets to your messages for the AI to process.

wgpt is open-source software licensed under the MIT License.

wgpt is authored by Muhammad Haris. You can contact the author via email.

wgpt was inspired by the desire to make AI interactions more accessible and user-friendly.